What is Terence Crawford's Net Worth?
Terence Crawford, a prominent American professional boxer, has amassed a net worth of $18 million. Remarkably, Crawford is the first male boxer to hold all four major titles in two distinct weight classes: 140 pounds and 147 pounds. This historic achievement was realized in July 2023 after his victory over Errol Spence Jr. in a welterweight title match in Las Vegas. Notably, Claressa Shields, a female boxer, previously managed to secure all four titles in dual weight classes.
In June 2023, Crawford became the undisputed welterweight champion, holding the World Boxing Organization (WBO) welterweight title belt, World Boxing Council (WBC) belt, International Boxing Federation (IBF) belt, and the World Boxing Association (WBA) belt.
Career Earnings
Terence Crawford's career earnings reflect his success in the boxing world:
- February 2016: Earned $1.21 million by defeating Hank Lundy.
- July 2016: Earned $1.3 million by defeating Viktor Postol.
- August 2017: Earned $1.5 million by defeating Julius Indongo to win the WBA (Super) and IBF light welterweight titles.
- June 2018: Earned $3 million by defeating Jeff Horn to win the WBO welterweight title.
- October 2018: Earned $3.625 million by defeating Jose Benavidez Jr., bringing his record to 34-0.
- April 2019: Earned $5.5 million by defeating Amir Khan by TKO.
- November 2020: Earned $4 million by defeating Kell Brook.
- November 2021: Earned $6 million by defeating Shawn Porter.
- July 2023: Both Terence Crawford and Errol Spence Jr. were guaranteed to earn at least $10 million from their fight, with potential additional earnings of $10-20 million from PPV bonuses.
Total career earnings, assuming $20 million from the Spence fight, amounts to $46 million.
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Early Life
Terence Crawford was born on September 28, 1987, in Omaha, Nebraska. Growing up in a challenging neighborhood, Crawford faced many hardships, including his father's incarceration during much of his childhood. Under the care of his mother, Crawford, along with his two siblings, persevered through numerous struggles.
Despite the adversities, Crawford demonstrated talent and dedication to boxing from an early age. Beginning his training at seven, he quickly distinguished himself in the sport. As an amateur, he tallied an impressive record of 70-12, defeating future world champions such as Mikey Garcia and Danny García.
Career
Crawford's professional career began in 2008, rapidly ascending through boxing ranks. In 2014, he clinched his first world title by defeating Ricky Burns to become the WBO lightweight champion, later defending this title six times and acquiring the WBA and WBC lightweight titles.
Transitioning to welterweight in 2016, Crawford continued his streak of success. He claimed the WBO welterweight title and defended it five times.
In 2018, Crawford marked a historic milestone by becoming the first boxer to win world titles in four weight classes, defeating Jeff Horn for the WBO welterweight championship. He defended this title twice, solidifying his status as one of the best pound-for-pound fighters globally.
2023 was another record-setting year for Crawford, as he became the first male boxer to hold all four major titles in two separate weight classes.
Crawford, a southpaw with an exceptional left hook, is known for his speed, power, accuracy, and strategic intelligence. His adaptability in the ring makes him a thrilling fighter to watch.
